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I find many times that I agree with MGTOW in sentiment, the problem is, that the rhetoric is just a self-reinforcing echo-chamber, a bit like radical feminist discourse. Stewing in negativity and then having that negativity reinforced by other bitter men is not helpful. When I was younger, I used to read a lot of "masculist" literature (not to mention Hindu nationalist propaganda, but I digress...), but I came to the conclusion that seeking out negativity wasn't useful and that I would rather be in a good mood.Originally Posted by zhaoyun
The one thing about MGTOW that I do think more men need to pay attention to is this: We are living in a time where "women's empowerment" is at an all-time high in society. In any major city, there are numerous Meetup groups for women's social gatherings, girl's nights out, "women's empowerment" etc. There aren't any groups for men per se except perhaps in big cities like New York or Chicago. Men have forgotten to seek out and develop male friendships. Most women nowadays are not fazed by men because they have larger social networks and they have more romantic options.
When I get hung-up on women, I find it a helpful exercise to make a list of 10 things other than women and sex that make life worth living.
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